Archer Tech Lab Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Clicky JERRZI Blue Switches, Full Anti-Ghosting Keys, 21 RGB Modes LED Backlit & Music Visualizer, Braided USB-C Cable, PC/Mac/Linux – Software Customizable

I received a keyboard that is completely defective, with only the RGB lighting functioning, while the keyboard itself remains unresponsive to any key presses.My Unit was MFG in November 2022Edit 1 🔴I received my replacement unit today, and I'm happy to report that it's working flawlessly. Although I'm a Prime customer, I must mention that it took an unexpectedly long 12 days for the replacement, but let's not dwell on that.Now, let's talk about the keyboard –It's worth noting that it features JERZZI Switches (Cherry MX Blue Clones) rather than OUTEMU switches, which is not accurately represented on Amazon's product page. Neither the official website nor the box packaging mentions OUTEMU Blue Switches.What's most noteworthy is that it comes with per-key RGB lighting and software support. The software is incredibly well-polished and functions flawlessly, surpassing the experiences I've had with Redgear and Cosmicbyte software in the past.In this price range, JERRZI Switches outshine OUTEMU Switches in terms of quality, Lifespan and Actuation Force. However, it's important to mention that the keys are not swappable or hot-swappable if that's a concern for you.The key clicks are incredibly satisfying and produce a satisfyingly loud sound. The keyboard itself is built like a brick, weighing 1.2 kilograms, and it's made of high-grade ABS plastic, ensuring exceptional build quality.Originally priced at Rs. 1500, even though it's now available for Rs. 2000, it still stands out as one of the best keyboards under Rs. 2000, offering great value.

Its is made up of plastic. Whole keyboard is made up of plastic. Per key RGB is is awesome, it works properly.Its weight is around 1.2 kg, because of this it durable and heavy duty. No key press bend can be seen by me no keyboard flex can be seen. I checked every by myself on websites and found out that every key is working , none of them is defected. Every RGB led is working efficiently. we are provided with multimedia keys like email, home, cast, music, play, pause, lock calculator, etc. As for the software support everything is good without glitches & bugs. We can assign key as per our choice with the help of macro in software support. we also have custom rgb light set ups which are pretty useful. we are also given a feature of reaction of RGB according to beats & sounds. Lights of NUM, Caps lock and ScrLK is working properly. Switches is got were blue. its sound is very aesthetic and feels luxurious. We are given a usb c to usb a braided wire. Quality of both pin and wire is very good. Two level of elevation are given to us. For grip rubber strips are provided. I hope this helps you. Thanks

I was using a dell wireless membrane keyboard before this and was not aware of mechanical keyboards.For me, my main priority was I need a good keyboard with the number row. From last 13 years, I am using different keyboards with number row, and without it, I can not imagine using a physical keyboard.Here are the pros and cons of the keyboard:Pros:Sturdy Build: The keyboard is impressively heavy and sturdy. Unlike my previous keyboard, which had a broken height adjustment leg, this one feels like a tank. It stays put while I type, which is a huge plus.RGB Lighting: Initially, I was skeptical about RGB lighting, assuming it might look cheap. However, seeing the RGB lights on this keyboard changed my mind—I fell in love with the vibrant colors.Smooth Keys: The keys are exceptionally smooth and responsive. Unlike my previous keyboard, where pressing the Ctrl key was a struggle, I have no issues here.Tidy Cable Management: The Type-C cable doesn’t protrude awkwardly. I appreciate this underrated feature; I dislike keyboards with visible cables coming out of the top middle. With this keyboard, I can route the cable from either the right or left side, depending on my PC’s USB port location.Cons:Switch Type: The keyboard was supposed to have Outemu Blue switches according to the Amazon listing, but it actually has Jerrzi switches. As a first-time buyer, I can’t discern the quality difference between the two. It would have been better if the correct information was provided upfront.Sound: Initially, I enjoyed the satisfying sound of the Blue switches. However, after a few days, it became slightly irritating. I’ve watched videos of pre-lubed Red, Brown, and Yellow switches on YouTube, and those seem more soothing. Perhaps my next keyboard will be a Red switch variant.Considering the price of ₹2099, I believe this keyboard is a solid investment for the next 4-5 years. 🚀👍

I actually got it for my sister. She doesn't use it so much so it was working fine. But as soon I took it and started using for game and coding, its keys stopped working. Lighting is good and keys are clicky but what's the use when it doesnt do its core functionality. I have to hit buttons at least 5 times to make it work. Never again going to buy from this company.

Such an amazing keyboard at this price. Personally love blue switches and sound that it makes is phenomenal. Stablizers are pretty stable at this price pount. It has per key RGB which adds charm to the keyboard. It is pretty heavy and inspite of being a full plastic body construction is good and heavy. Only thing missing is arm rest but the stance of keyboard is good to type. Go for it guys. Much better (by light years) than zebronics and redgear which I have used before. Have used cosmic byte black eye as well but it had bad stablizers. However Archer is a complete package!!